About
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group leads integrated German quantum computer development with 24 institutions, focusing on superconducting quantum chips with improved error rates. The Dresden research institute coordinates national quantum computing programs. Fraunhofer IPMS develops superconducting qubit fabrication processes, quantum chip integration, and packaging technologies to enable scalable quantum computing systems manufactured in Germany. In November 2025, the QSolid project made a 10-qubit superconducting processor available to external users through the JuDoor cloud platform, with a 30-qubit system targeted for the end of 2026.
Quantum Specifications
| Quantum Focus | hardware |
Backed By
Lakestar
Lightspeed Venture Partners
Hillspire
Quantum Coast Capital
Type One Ventures
Trumpf Venture
Gic Government Of Singapore Investment Corporation
Hercules Capital
Application Areas
Materials scienceOptimizationDrug discovery
Research Partners
Fu BerlinU Erlangen NurembergU Paderborn
Frequently Asked Questions
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group leads integrated German quantum computer development with 24 institutions, focusing on superconducting quantum chips with improved error rates. The Dresden research institute coordinates national quantum computing programs. Fraunhofer IPMS develops superconducting qubit fabrication processes, quantum chip integration, and packaging technologies to enable scalable quantum computing systems manufactured in Germany. In November 2025, the QSolid project mad...
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group is headquartered in Dresden, Germany.
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group was founded in 2020.
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group works with Superconducting quantum technology.
Fraunhofer IPMS Quantum Computing Group operates in the following sectors: quantum processors, superconducting qubits, quantum hardware, quantum research, cryogenics.